Yes, you can continue using the product in production after the update entitlement expires. However, continued development, updates, new features, and technical support require an active subscription.
No. Licenses are transferable between developers when team members join or leave projects, as long as the number of licensed developers is not exceeded.
RevoGrid Pro licenses are royalty-free for internal company solutions, hosted applications, and commercial solutions deployed to end users. If sublicensing is needed, it must be part of a larger work and follow the EULA terms.
All developers contributing to a project using RevoGrid Pro must be licensed, even if they use it indirectly through a wrapper library. This keeps licensing clear for shared front-end codebases.
Yes. We offer a 50% discount for students, instructors, non-profits, and charities. To qualify, provide proof of affiliation and contact sales.
The number of licenses must match the maximum number of concurrent front-end developers contributing to code that uses RevoGrid Pro.
No. RevoGrid Pro pricing is based on the selected plan and developer licenses, not deployments, environments, servers, or end users.
Pro Lite covers one product or app and includes typed Pro packages through private npm. Pro Advanced adds unlimited product usage, original private source repository access, Pivot, Gantt, Scheduler, and priority support.
Yes. The MIT-licensed Open Source plan can be used in production, including commercial applications, subject to the documented attribution requirements.
Yes. Request a 30-day trial for approved private npm access. The public trial repository is boilerplate for evaluation setup; it does not contain the Pro packages.
Pro Lite includes typed private npm packages and development examples. Pro Advanced also includes access to the original private source repository.
Pro Lite covers one product or app. Pro Advanced allows unlimited product usage. Enterprise terms can be customized for larger organizations.
